Lions donate defibrillator to Ashcroft Curling Club

Ashcroft & District Lions used some of the Skip's Run proceeds to purchase a new defibrillator for the Curling Rink.

The Ashcroft and District Lions Club recently donated a defibrillator to the Curling Club. This was one of our projects that was paid for from the proceeds of the 2012 Skip’s Memorial Charity Run. L-R: Hilda Jones

The Ashcroft and District Lions Club recently donated a defibrillator to the Curling Club. This was one of our projects that was paid for from the proceeds of the 2012 Skip’s Memorial Charity Run. L-R: Hilda Jones

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